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Thanks Peter. At one point I figured this one would stay on the SOD indefinitely. ðĪŠ
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Thank you Chris. The belts are the PE ones from the kit. Very flexible for PE belts.
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Tamiya F4U-1 Birdcage Corsair 1:32
JohnB replied to shadowmare's topic in LSM 1/32 and Larger Aircraft Ready for Inspection
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Made some good progress today. Got the wings attached and cockpit finished. The wing/fuselage relationship right OOB is slightly off with a bit too much dihedral. I added a couple of strips of sheet styrene to the wing join area to try to correct this. Only to the top side of the wings. (Something I didn't do on my previous builds. Wish I had!). At any rate I think this small adjustment helps in the overall "look". Check the drawing here for what I think is "correct". (It's still a lot of dihedral though!) LOL
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Very much appreciated Hubert!
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Thanks Hubert. It's the "C" kit #KH32015 but I'm using parts from the B/D kit #KH32014 to make it a "D". If you have these gun pods that's exactly what I need. Thanks again!
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I hoped SOMEONE might have it but no luck so far. ð
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MiniArt P-47D Thunderbolt: COMPLETED 2/13/24
JohnB replied to Peterpools's topic in LSM 1/48 Work in Progress
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MiniArt P-47D Thunderbolt: COMPLETED 2/13/24
JohnB replied to Peterpools's topic in LSM 1/48 Work in Progress
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Somehow I managed to lose part of one of the gun pieces. If someone here has this parts tree and can let it go I sure could use it. Otherwise I'm SOL on that style gun pack. Please PM me if you can help. Thanks!!!!! ð
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A lot higher actually! LOL I cussed it up one side and down the other. ðĪŠ
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LOL Peter. Had a bit of a cuss factor but I finally got it to work.
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Finally got the cowlings together. As I've said before, thank goodness for CA and CA kicker! I had to remove a couple of parts that interfered with the fit. Not a big deal since they wouldn't be easily visible anyway.
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Hasegawa F6F-3 completed
JohnB replied to JohnB's topic in LSM 1/32 and Larger Aircraft Ready for Inspection
Thanks Kevin. Doesn't happen very often but when it does it's a bummer. The only thing to do is go on to something else and let it rest. ð -
Hasegawa F6F-3 completed
JohnB replied to JohnB's topic in LSM 1/32 and Larger Aircraft Ready for Inspection
Remember guys that if you click on the 1st photo they all have much better resolution. You can then view them as a slide show. -
Hasegawa F6F-3 completed
JohnB replied to JohnB's topic in LSM 1/32 and Larger Aircraft Ready for Inspection
Thanks Dennis. I'm glad you like it. It's starting to look better to me the more I look at it! Sure could be worse! -
Hasegawa F6F-3 completed
JohnB replied to JohnB's topic in LSM 1/32 and Larger Aircraft Ready for Inspection
Not all that bad for one that was 1st issued back in the 70's or so. Fits okay but it needs some after market items like a replacement cockpit with better details. I also replaced the kit wheels with some for a Corsair. The windscreen for the -3 version is too "rounded" and doesn't look right. I used the windscreen for the -5 and added the needed ribs to represent a -3. Bottom line is it's better than the Trumpeter kit. I hope this answers your question Rod. -
Hasegawa F6F-3 completed
JohnB replied to JohnB's topic in LSM 1/32 and Larger Aircraft Ready for Inspection
Thank you Rod, I appreciate it. Glad you like it. -
Hasegawa F6F-3 completed
JohnB replied to JohnB's topic in LSM 1/32 and Larger Aircraft Ready for Inspection
Just one of those things Peter. Thanks! -
It's a iffy proposition Peter but I think I can fix it. ðĪŠ
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I'm trying to get the cowling pieces to fit and, has been the case on previous builds, they are a difficult proposition with associated high cuss factors. Way more difficult than they had to be if the parts had been molded in a different way. ð
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I decided to pull this one from the SOD and try again to get it to straighten out, etc. Thanks to the old hair dryer, CA glue, CA Zip Kicker, and clamps I think I finally have it to where it will work (fingers crossed). I'll work with it some more today and maybe I'll be able to get on with the build. We will see!!!
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Done with this one. https://forum.largescalemodeller.com/topic/19872-hasegawa-f6f-3-completed/